The Voice of Labour, official organ of I. T. & G. W. U., cf. The Work
The Watchword of Labour, cf. The Workers' Republic.
Wexford Free Press, Wexford.
The Worker, cf. The Workers' Republic.
The Workers' Bulletin, 18 issues, Feb. 1919.
The Workers' Republic, edited by James Connolly, Dublin, Aug. 13, 1898-May 1903.
The Harp, edited by James Connolly, New York, Jan. 1908-Dec. 1909.
do., sub-editor Jim Larkin, Dublin, Jan. 1910-June 1910.
The Irish Worker and People's Advocate, edited by Jim Larkin,
Dublin, May 27, 1911-Oct. 3, 1914.
The Worker, organ of the Irish Working Class, Dec. 26, 1914-
Feb. 6, 1915.
The Workers' Republic, edited by James Connolly, May 29, 1915-
April 22, 1916.
Irish Opinion, A Weekly Journal of Industrial and Political
Democracy, New Series, Dec. 1, 1917–Jan. 12, 1918.
Irish Opinion: The Voice of Labour, Jan. 12, 1918-April 13, 1918.
The Voice of Labour, April 20, 1918-Sept. 20, 1919.
The Watchword of Labour, Sept. 27, 1919-Dec. 4, 1920.
The Voice of Labour, vol. iv, Oct. 22, 1921-date.
The Workers' Republic, organ of the Socialist Party of Ireland, Dublin, Oct. 8, 1921-Oct. 15, 1921.
do., organ of the Communist Party of Ireland, Oct. 22, 1921-? 1923. The Workers' Weekly, organ of the Communist Party of Great Britain. Young Ireland, Dublin, April 1917
Amsterdam Conference, 335-336
Ancient Order of Hibernians,
238, 254, 306, 307
Anderson, 410
Andrews, J. M., 373-375, 386
Arch, Joseph, 182, 390
Arigna, 435-436
Articles of Agreement, 21, 314,
342, 343, 443, 450, 452, 455-456,
457-458
Ashley, Lord, 82, 136
Athlone, 191; see also Irish
Trades Union Congress (1906)
Baird, Dan, 198-199
Baker, H. R., 135
Ballinagarry, 159
Barnes, G. N., 291
Barrett, Constable, 218
Belfast, industrial, 22-24, 63-64,
70, 344-345, 353; in labour
movement, 178, 181, 184, 191,
194, 195-196, 347-349, 353, 391-
392, 397, 399-400, 477; sectar-
ianism, 90, 127, 128, 133, 203,
345-347, 353-354
Belfast expulsions (1920), 362-
373, 424-432
Belfast Labour Party, 351-352,
376-378, 386, 414, 426
Belfast Protestant Association,
346, 352, 367
Belfast Socialist Party, 213, 350,
351
Belfast Trades Council, 184, 348;
and British Labour, 188, 207,
392, 393, 395, 401; and elec-
tions, 349, 350, 351, 401; and
Home Rule, 299, 400; and
Irish Trades Union Congress,
493]
191, 200, 206; and Larkinism,
226, 229, 270
Bennett, J. H., 333, 376
Bennett, Miss L., 460-461
Berne Conference, 327-328, 335,
339, 412
Blacam, Aodh de, 450, 452
Blatchford, 263
Blythe, E., 287
Board of Green Cloth, 27, 99,
110, 115-116
Boer War, 256, 263, 279
Bowerman, 409
Bowman, Alex.,
106, 197, 349, 391
Brady, Alice, 309
Brannigan, R., 303
Bricklayers, Friendly Society of
Operative, 77, 93, 103-104, 114
Bricklayers, Old Body of, 93,
103, 114
British Labour, see Independent
Labour Party, Labour Party,
Trades Union Congress, etc.
Burn, T. H., 374
Burns, John, 361
Butt, Isaac, 20, 21, 162
Byrne, 309
Cabinet-makers, 75-76, 77, 104,
116-117
Cameron, Sir Charles, 30
Campbell, B., 376
Campbell, D. R., 295, 299, 314,
325, 333, 334, 383
Campbell, James, 94
Carolan, E., 77, 80, 82, 85, 116
Carolan, M., 376
Carolin, E., see Carolan, E.
Carpenters (Dublin), 71-72, 75,
77, 101-103, 105-107, 109, 114,
220-221
Carpenters, General Society of,
114
Carpenters, General Union of,
Carpenters & Joiners, Amalga-
mated Society of, 166, 178, 190,
191, 195, 321, 351, 400, 427-430
Carrigshock massacre, 134
Carson, Sir Edward (Lord Car-
son of Duncairn), 364-365, 367-
368, 369, 371-372, 373-375, 400
Carters' strike, Belfast, 216-219,
267, 353; Dublin, 220-221, 267-
268
Castledawson pogrom, 361
Catholicism, 17-18, 32, 48, 90-92,
94, 217, 347, 354, 362, 363, 365-
366, 368-169, 370-371, 372; atti-
tude toward Labour, 29-32, 238
Catholic Emancipation, 17, 133,
283
Ceannt, E., 274-275
Chambers, James, 199, 212
Chandlers' Society, 173
Chartism, 144, 145-146, 161
Christie, James, 135
Church of Ireland, 17, 29
Citizen Army, see Irish Citizen
Army
Clark, (Sir) G. S., 352
Clarke, Tom, 285, 311
Clerical Workers, Irish, 322
Clonmel, 184, 191, 194, 290; see
also I. T. Ü. C. (1912)
Clyde, 24, 65, 413-414
Clynes, J. R., 371
Coachmakers, 168, 191
Coalmen (Belfast), 217-218
Coercion, 19, 132, 389
College Green Election, 306
Collins, Michael, 457
Combination Laws, 27, 65, 72,
100, 118
Communists, 151, 152, 176, 274,
456
Communist Party of Great Brit-
ain, 464
Communist Party of Ireland,
213, 455, 467
Connary, Peter, 95
Connolly, James, and British
Labour, 294, 305-306, 410, 434;
and the Church, 31-32; and
Citizen Army, 288, 297, 300,
301-304; early activities, 208-
213, 250, 252, 256, 259, 301, 349;
and Easter Week, 309-312, 313-
314, 316, 451, 453, 476; and
Irish labour movement, 212,
231-232, 241, 246, 248, 288, 292,
293, 297, 300, 304-305, 316-317,
319, 327, 329, 330, 353, 445,
476; philosophy of, 209, 211,
232-235, 293, 320, 459, 473; and
politicians, 250, 256, 259, 271,
275, 282, 298, 299, 311-312, 336,
449, 451-452, 453-454, 472; and
Great War, 300-301, 307-309,
453; writings of, 210-212, 271,
282, 334, 354, 359, 445, 472
Connolly, Nora, 452
Connolly, Roderic, 213
Conscription, 307, 330-333, 410-
Daly, P. T., 196, 205, 206, 228,
231, 240-241, 275, 289, 291, 300,
303, 314, 402, 403, 406
Daly, Thomas, 92, 109, 114
Darcus, C., 399
Darcy, Wm., 94, 95-96
Davidson, see Sirocco
Davis, Thomas, 146-148, 156, 159,
267
Davitt, Michael, 104, 130, 133,
157, 162, 163, 182, 238, 250, 390
Day, Robert, 467
Deane, E., 205
De Leon, Daniel, 213
Democratic Programme of Sinn
Fein, 438, 472
Dempsey, J., 349
Derry, see Londonderry
De Valera, E., 162, 336-337, 376,
440, 452, 457, 472
Devlin, J., 253-255, 290-291, 352,
367-368, 372, 374, 376, 378
Diggen, Francis, 106
Dillon, J., 238, 250, 290-291
Dinneen, S., 228
Distributive Workers' Union, 322
Dixon, Sir Daniel, 351-352
Dock Labourers, National Union
of, 191, 215-219, 220-221, 229,
230, 231, 269
Doherty, John, 136
Donald, Thompson, 374
Doyle, Dr., 135
Drapers' Assistants' Association,
Irish, 166, 321, 322, 323
Drapers' Assistants' Trade Union,
165-166
Drogheda, 63, 64, 184, 191, 194,
290; see I. L. P. & T. U. C.
(1919)
Dublin, 18, 30, 55, 247-248, 442-
444; industries, 22, 23, 42, 43,
47, 48, 62-64, 344; in labour
movement, 28, 99, 177-178, 184,
190, 194, 195-196, 347, 392
Dublin Building Guild, 462
Dublin Castle, 129, 223, 235, 282,
313, 341
Dublin Corporation, 242, 257,
258-259, 443, 444, 462
Dublin Labour Party, 206, 212,
257, 258, 314
Dublin lock-out of 1913, 242-248,
276-281, 285-287, 293, 302, 304,
307-308, 404
Dublin Six, 254, 255
Dublin & Southeastern Railway,
237, 238, 304
Dublin Trades Council, 178, 184,
188, 257, 268; and British La-
bour, 393, 395, 401; and elec-
tions, 206, 212, 231, 306; and
Irish Trades Union Congress,
191, 289; and La. kinism, 226,
244, 269, 270
Dublin Trades Political Union,
135, 137-138
Duffy, L. J., 462-463
Duignan, J. T., 204
Duke, Irish Secretary, 330
Dundalk, 184, 290; see also I. T.
U. C. (1910)
Dunne, Colonel, 175
Easter Week, 309-312, 315, 316,
319, 335, 336, 409-410, 453, 476
Eaton, B., 80, 118
Egan, Michael, 228, 298
Elections, 93, 175-176, 233; Bel-
fast, 349, 351-352, 374-375, 376-
379; Free State, 457-459, 466-
467; local, 250, 342, 397, Bel-
fast, 350. 376, 386-387, Dublin,
206, 212-213, 257-259; policy of
Irish Labour Party, 297, 306,
337-338, 342-343, 440, 448-449,
457-459
Emmet, Robert, 20, 127, 129, 132
Employers' Federation, Cork,
224, 226, 227
Employers' Federation Ltd., Dub-
lin, 31, 243-246, 275, 293, 300,
313
Engineers, Amalgamated Soci-
ety of, 166, 321, 323, 364
Engineering & Shipbuilding
Trades, Federation of, 363-364,
427, 430
Shipbuilding, &
Foundry Trades Union, Irish,
323
Ennis, 171, 183, 472
Enniskillen, 171
Ewart, W., 349
Fabian Society, 207-208, 397
Fagan, 63, 73, 79, 94, 118
Falls Road, 218-219, 378
Farmers' Union, 458, 467
Farrell, Michael, 112, 116, 119
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